After the Think It. Build It post, the article in HBR, Aug-11 came in my mind: The Age of Hyperspecialization, the authors say that modern technological advances will transform the workplace by dividing work into smaller tasks performed by ever more specialized workers. And, they summarize, this will create quality, speed, and cost advantages for employers.

Having built radical innovation from bottom up, we are able to swiftly enter into new directions and service longtime partners and friends with special attention.

Integrating our blazingly fast valuation and risk engines into transaction processing and web service environments to a portfolio across scenario simulation factory, we have created the UnRisk FACTORY. It is used in banks, private banks, capital management firms, insurance and financial services institutions.

Markets are efficient (current prices fully reflect all information available in past prices) if and only if every decision problem thats solution can be efficiently verified (NP) by a computer, can also be efficiently solved by a computer (P). In polynomial time.

In general the P versus NP complexity problem in computer science is unsolved.